Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 11 January 1890 — Page 10

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Prices always reasonable, Goods always Pure and Accommodating Clerks to wait upon you. Step in and see.

I caution the public and smokers of cigars, in general, that all cigars put up in similar style and sold under tho name La Rosa are mere imitations and infringements upon my brand of cigars La Rosas, and are intended to deceive the public, and that none are genuine unless each and every box bears

name on the inside, and this notice on the outside of the boxes with ray signature.

CHljIS SCHWEITZER.

THE MEW YORK STEAM DENTAL CO.

Saturday night.

the

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so Rooms H, 4 and $ Grand Opera House INDIANAAOLIS.IND.

perfectly harmless and agrees with all

110118 ol system, 'l ecth "extracted plain, i"c. Gold lillingsSl and upwards. Silver and Amalgam fillings, M) and 7.V. Teeth $4. $5, SS Ss, §10 to S50 per set. All kinds of the Finest Denial "Work in the BtRte at reduced price*. All work warranted. Sixteen \enrn' experience.

A. I'. II bHRON. Manager.

OUCH!

Ouch how I have suffered with rheumatism, day and night—all the time, no rest, no peace always a pain here and a pain there. When any of my friends came to see me I was as cross as a bear. I could not open my mouth without a pain goin through me. Nothing seemed to help me until I tried

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GucoLOin—one-third of a bottle cured me. My friends now say: 'IJake. you were cured quicker than anybody." I say, get a bottle at Lew Fisher's drug store and try it yourself. Rheumatism can't stay when you use it. To all my friends I would say use GUCOLOID lor rheumatism.',,'

JAKELUTZ.

Mention this Taper in PurehMlng.

M:U- KOSS.

\V. \V. Locktuan is on Hit* sick list this week.

School resumed its work here on Inst Monday.

The Sabbath school elee'.ed their officers last Suudiiy.

Nathan McLaughlin is still in the timber business.

Henry Sanford called on relatives here few days siuce.

Rev.^Plunkett is holding a protracted meeting here this week.

The infaut child of Mr. and Mrs. James Morrison was buried on Sunday.

It would be a good iilea for some of the "pert" boys at church to look a "lee'i-., out."

There is some talk of a school in elocution being taught here. It should be encouraged.

B. I,. Vanhorn, Ada Alkire, et al. attended the declamatory contest at Jamestown Saturday.

ROL'N 1 II11.1..

News is scarce.

A wedding is anticipated.

Jim Alexauder was in this vicinity on last Friday.

Miss Lola Taylor is staving with ber sister at Linden.

EITie Pierce ate dinner with Grant Alexander.Sunday.

J. P.$Kiug returned to his homo in Kansas City last Friday.

School commenced last Thursday after a week's vacation.

Fannie Patton, of New Richmond, is visiting friends here.

Charlie JScheluian and wife ate dinner at Albert Perkins' last, Wednesday.

The Round Killers got loft again. The New Richmond boys did not come.

William and Jim Quillin have traded farms and will give possession in a month.

Charlie Kellison has changed his place of board and will stay at home the rest of the

term.

CAUTION!"

Sam Cash and lhlly Sinison, of Balhmch, are visiting friends and relatives in this neighborhood.

Harry Mahorney passed through here last Sunday 011 his way to New Richmond to see bis best girl.

The teachers held their institute here to-day and a nice dinner was spread, and all enjoyed themselves exceedingly.

I'K'i II HAVEN.

Get tlie axo. Get thee hence. That is my guess. Right side up with care.

ISKSil

It is the truth that hurts.

We forgive you this time.

HIT

We have them stirred up.

That is too big we can't swallow it.

You will get over that crazy spell in lime. I am THE ON 1A city reporter and not a country writer.—Skaggs,

Hog Heaven was christened liy J, Wesley Snyder "100 Years Ago."

If you should all put your heads together perhaps you could write an item.

A true christian should love bis enemy. If he does you a wrong, you should do bim a

favor.

Teeth extracted without pain liy the use ol Vitalized Air or Nitrons Oxide of Gas, which

con'll-

You are perched pretty highly not to know any more,than you do. Do you know who I mean?

Tom Breaks is running opposition to Hayless, but when you ride with Tom you must furnish your own seat or else set 111 tlie bottom of tho hack.,

We attended meeting Monday night and heard an able sermon, only he is too bard ou the critics. Can we ever forgive him? Yes, we can and will.

The Journal scribe is not thirsting for revenge. He bears no enmity toward any human being, although he is not a Christian. He is sorry some folks cau't relish a joke

That item 111 the Mount Zion letter in the Star last week, concerning the Hog Heaven Bcribes, could not have been written by a christian. It was too full of malice, hatred and revenge.

Jacob Swank, of this vicinity, is visiting friends in Missouri. He wrote a letter home Christinas day stating everything was 111 bloom, and sent a flower home plucked right from the bush. '*f~p j.

Miss Mollie Mclntiro was agreeably surpris-' ed on last Monday, it being the 24th anniversary of her birth. A host of relatives and friends gathered at the parental domicile, where a fine feast was spread and enjoyed. After dinner was served the table preseuted a scene of desolation, mince pies being gorged into fragments and hot biscuits scattered broadcast. The plates were licked clean, and nothing now remains but the greasy dish water and the running-gears of the old turkey-gobler, which can now be seen bleaching in the sun on the south side of the smokehouse, near the garden fence.

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A ball was given at the McCoy building last

cent calicos t'or

ber yard

ed muslin,

5c:

Lonsdale cambric,

st .\c 1:

More wet weather.

Oh! give us a rest.

You're said'er foxey.

We had a little fight here Saturday night but

the participants were not prize fighter

We know a fellow who did'nt feel well just because there was no dance to atteud Saturday night.

We have some fellows who are always prophecylng about the weather and we have never known them to prophecy correctly yet.

A demented man from C'rawfordsville was wondering around here one night last week and nearly scared some persons to death. He was taken back to town and placed under Mcas a re

EVER INAUGURATED IN

kave to in mv uoods on hand for this time of the year, and we want money instead of vis. this sale. Read the prices and then call and sse that w«* '.in ju

get her supply. See what we do on muslins. Lonsdale bleached muslin,

10c.

good heavy S 1-2C quality only

per yard: our

vests and pents,, our 51.25 quality go at

10c dress ginghams only

Sam Vale, of New Ross, was here ou day.

Protracted meeting, at Union and at this place. !:W

Another nickel's worth of winter with atliree inch snow.

Services slimly attended Sunday night on account of the weather.

Mrs. Lydia Linn is dangerously ill with inflammatory rheumatism

Rev. McLain Rev. Ross being

is conducting the meeting here called home.

Geo. Durbiu has left for parts far off where sapsuckers die with whooping cough.

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WAV.NKTOWN

County Supt. Zuck was here Friday.

Fred. Hurt was quite sick this week.

Fred. Naugle was in Wingate, Monday.

Miss Grace Coons was very sick this week.

Ed. Radley was in Crawfordsville, Monday.

John K. Gray is still unable to leave bis bed.

Mrs. Lola Berry returned .to Chicago Monday.

Frank Hallowell Speut Sunday 111 Crawfordsville.

Dave Bannon has beeu quite sick the week past.

Jonathan Hughes was in the county seat 011 Wednesday.

Joe Fonts and Harry Siiiuns carried off the Hornet's prizes.

The Coal Creek bridge at this place has had a new floor put in.

The W. P. C. is talking of having a family reuuion of all the stiiT parties.

Wallie Ellis has taken Lou Landman's position in the O., I. & W. ollice at Danville, III.

A wedding will occur in town soon, and they are both young society people.

The military company is talking of purchasing a gymnasium outfit to place in thearmorv.

Rev. J'iison preached here l'lidayand baturday nights, and had several accessions to the church.

Darter's feed mill runs every day.

Farmers take your wheat and corn to Barters and exchange for choice flour aud meal.

I fear no competition, cheapest flour in the city.

!iave the best and Win. Darter.

Five hundred barrels of O. K. flour for sale at Darter's exchange below all competition.

Farm fur Sale.

(i. W. Paul will sell his farm of 296 acres one-mile-and-a-half north of Crawfordsville on free gravel road, at a very low price. The farm is in good repair, now buildings, good water, over 4,000 rods of tile ditching. Will perfect title. A bargain for any one wishing to invest in a farm. Call and see it. ".-1

Darter's Buckwheat Flour is absolutely pure aud made from nothing but selected, well cleaned buckwheat grain.

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Tlie Great Slaii zli1ei

Of Dry Goods, Claoks and Ii 11 ner Goods

and Sc colicos. including silk, indigo bine and fancies, ali go

per yard muslin only

65c

6 1-4

each. Ledies white muslin vests or pants, our

per yard. Our $1 quality of broadcloth we will sell for

els, i, will do you good. Choice of any untrimmed hat in the house only

50c.

bunch. Cloaks almost given away, as we are bund not to carry over a sin/le irment if price will se'l them.

Space won't admit of us quoting more prices, but will say that such an opportunity will not soon offer itself again and Millinery Goods at

DAULINV.TON.

G. J, Rhurer is very sick but is improving.

Sugar Creek^has been high for several days.

Watson] Raper was iu Frankfort Wednesday.

Miss Emina Booher, of WhitestownV is still here visiting.

Taylor Hubbard and family have moved to South Bend.

There was a dance at Hulet's Hall last Wednesday night.

Miss Minnie fcWheeler, of Rockville, was here over Sunday. W0-

W. H. Smith started on his eastern trip to be goue four weeks.

Jim Thompson, of Frankfort, is at home ou a visit for a few days. vtjU

There were many subscribers' from this place for the REVIEW.

Johu Stout bought the Ship property of Ira Booher, agent, for $45U.

Kashner & Tribbet have shipped five car loads of hogs this week.

W. H. Booher was very sick last week, but is able to be at his store again.

Johu McCane has bought John Stout's prop erty on East Main street for Si 50.

Ask John Stout to tell you what he thinks of T. M. Campbell as a business tnau.

Lanty Jobe, of Potato Creek, was over last" Wednesday. Lanty has an eye for business,

John Flaaingham, who was crippled some time ago by a horse falling ou one leg, is able to be on crutches.

We have had no weddings this week. It looked as though our young people were going to marry not long ago.

Jap Booher returned from Illinois last week to help his brothers as they have rented the T. M. Betts farm and will farm together.

Ou New Year's day old uncle Enoch Mote was buried iu the Odd Fellows' cemetry at this place. His age was 72 years. The oltl pioneers are going one by one.-lH-^Jgr tysfffZk

Mrs. Fannie and Lucinda Booher, Miss Ella McNicholl and Miss Bertha Booher were at the funeral at Frankfort last Sunday of Will Avery, who died last week at Eureaka Springs, Arkansas.

Billy Wheeler, formerly of this place, but now of Washington, is with home folks and will remain for several weeks. Mr. Wheeler is an engineer aud has had charge of a locomotive, 111 the West for two years.

Man for Miei ill

It is now tune to look around over the country for good material for county office?, and tho democrats must be on the alert to find the strongest men and secure a ticket thai will win, We have a man wo want to mention, a man who will make a good Sheriff, aud that one is Charles Yaucleave. Not a word can be said agaiust his democracy uor his character. He is able to manage the office to the credit of the party and the county, and if lie should bo nominated lie will be elected. No better man can be found, and wo think the democratic party will do well in selecting him for the race A SIIBSCKIHKK.

George Runyan shipped a car of fine bogs, Tuesday, a large part of which he purchased of Jaines bwearengan.

An elocutionary entertainment was to have been held in the Armory Saturday night, but was postponed ou account of sickness.

Darter'6 Buckwheat Flour is stone-ground aud free from all adulteration.

One of the holiday widow attractions 111 New York is an Eiffel tower built of ladies' lace handkerchiefs.

Darter carries the largest stock of feed in the city aud is selling below all competition.

If you have a cold, cough, (dry hacking), croup, caukered throat, caltarrh dropping, Dr. Kilnic-r's Indian Cough-cure (consumption oil) will relieve instantly heals and cures. Price 25c., 50c., and §100. For sale by Lew Fisher.

Plantation Fine Cut, tho best tobacco in the market for the money at Win. Hardee's store, Green street, between telegraph aad express office.

Darter's Fancy Patent Flour is manufactured at Fargo, North Dakota, and is undoubtedly the finest (lour ever brought to this county.

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CRAWFORDSVILLE.

'.ml t. wha'.

New stock of Jackonelt and Nainsook embroideries very chv.i Finest unblt nc'v?d muslm oc i"-.a )t\''

good muslin, one yard wide, onlv

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Ike .sheviin, so it is said, will sell his liilliard rooms and then leave (iieencastle forever to put in all his time working for the Sheriff's office. He is going to have the nomination and don't 011 forget it.

Frank Humphreys willi Ripley in his lefthand pocket, still wants to be Sheriff. Frank has wanted to for some time and should be admired for his patience, but then it looks as if Frank would haw t« be patient a while longer.

That ('apt. Billings will come in next and to the pole horse, if he concludes to run for Auditor it is an ab«ured fact. He is in every way deserving, a crippb-d soldier and a brave mail. He served his country and while the republican party is looking ror deserving uieu, why do they pass such material, or is there talk of love for the deserving soldier only

when lie has boodle

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Republican candidates an-

ii of tli

i- 'iin„r

get thm/i iev we ad\erti.se.

51:

75c

Mens' underwear at less than cost to close them out. Il any lady needs woolen hosiery tor herself or children we will save \ou one third the price" others ask you for the same quality of goods. All-wool blankets ^2.S5 per pair. Our

quality at

45c

worth $1 and $1.25 Fiftv bundles black tips, worth

prices.

ABE LE"V"H\rS02Sr.

T111 N I'OI.ITUA I.I.Y.

Where, 1

ill! wh'*re has "kumiell" Wingate's to'.' Will Mime one please hunt i'

boom got up'.'

We might drop a word and say that Stephen A. R. Beach is still in the race for representative. Well, Beach would make a good one your uncle Hannibal Trout has been there long enough.

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It is a sly way lie has, but ex-Commissioner Bowers is laying ,,,,

a raji

|„.,e an(i l)iert) all(i

will give Wingate a hustle for the nomination for Auditor. He is in the race and that alon»

ng.up like

mosquitoes in a thicket on a rain\ t\ 111 summer. Of course "iviimiei' Biiifmd will do what he can to fix tilings and •Johnnie Bunnell will Work like a trouper for his favorites. A. F. Ramsey has 111 option 111 the Treasurer's office that 110 one. can reach, but the monkey and parrot entertainment for the prizes will be interesting, quite inietes'ing. 'there is uo less than twelve men who want to be Sheriff and the other offices do imt go begging by a large majority. Ti.cy seem to think their party has a catch 011 the affair. Well, perhaps it has. Wait we will see.

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If you have numbiies?, heart skips, beats, thumps are nervous and irrilable—in danger or shock

Dr. Kilmer's Ocean-Weed regulates, relieves, I corrects and cures. For sale by Lew Fisher.

Stone Pumps for sale at Williams Rros'. Pump Store, 125 Sooth Green St. N2-2ni

we have iivuig united

per yard. In muslins wo want e\erv ladv to come and

1-4 Hop- Meached'nnishi), 1.2c Fruit nt Loom mus: r., I./r- .r

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otlursvri. Elizabeth Loop joinery Circuit Court, No-

.Mary Wright ami unci ot'tiers In Mmi veniber Term. lSrtl.

In piirsiiitnee ol itn order find decree rendered in the above entitled en:- :, the uudereinne.il will sell a private snle nt hl place of business 111 Maee. lnd., in and after three weeks from date hereto December 21) the following real estate sltua in Montgomery county. Indiana:

The eift half 01 the northwest quarter of section thirteen, township IS, north ol range three we-t, exrejitieg about 4 acres heretofore sold. Also part of the west half of the northwest quarter section Mil township 18 north of range 3 west, beginning al a point 24l,& rods east from the northwest, corner of said section 8b, thence east Biiii roiis, thence south '-'liVj roda thence west 55?4 rods, thence north SilW rods to the place of iieg nniiig, containing 17-100 acres. Also the following described land situate In Hoone county, Indinna: he west half of the southwest quarter of ssction IS. township IS, north ofr-iuge 1 west, containing Tl acres. •TKH.MK: 'One-third of the puioliuse money cash in hand, one-thir 1 in ii months, aud onethird in 18 months from date of sale with six. percent interest on deferred pavinents. •I AM US G. JOHNSON, Commissisner.

Abstracts of Title.

Having secured the services of Win. II. Webster, hue of tho firm of Johnson it Webster, abstractors of title, I am prepared to furnish upon short notice full mid complete Abstracts of Title to all lands ill Montgomery county. Indiana, nt reasonable prices Deeds aiid mortgages carefully executed. »ll at Recorder's ollice. OMy

THOS. T. MUNHALL.

W. W. MO KG AN. W.L.LEE

MORGAN & LEE,

SUCCESSORS TO JOHNSON & WEBSTER.

Abstracts of Title.-

Having bought the complete abstract books of Johnson A Webster, we are prepared to make abstracts to all lands in Montgomery county upon short notice and at reasonable prices. Plenty of home and foreign money to loan at tl unJ 7 per cent. Ofllce in Grnbaun block, north Wash'ngton-st. aiiL- 7 ly